How you send a message saying you aren't happy, block her immediately then complain that you never heard back from her? lol

When you put 24inchs off extra hair on your head it’s obviously going to be heavy

24 inches, sis? Why wouldn't it be heavy? 😒

I had a hairstyle that was too tight and painful. The stylist suggested I give it some time and take some aspirin. I took it out five hours later. Did I ask for money back? No, I just wrote it off as a lesson learned. Not everything is a lawsuit.

The plaintiff was being unreasonable. The defendant seems nice. They could have worked it out if the plaintiff had more patience.

The plaintiff is an example of a customer that is impossible to please. You can do everything they asked and explain the process and outcome to them, and they will still find something to complain about.

This plaintiff is all kinds of bad decisions - choosing a wrong hair thickness, not being honest about how she felt after the hairdo, buyer's remorse, blocking the defendant after texting her while expecting a reply, sueing too quickly, being rude when she was asking for a favor. Any more?

She is a prime example of why I stopped doing hair.

Why would she block her then complain the that she didn't respond?! YOU BLOCKED HER! How can she respond. I swear some people are just plain mental

The plaintiff wanted the defendant to pay for her mistake, she picked the style and later regretted it, that’s on her.

As JM would often say, "This sounds like a you problem!" - This is on the plaintiff!

The defendants face the entire case 😂

So you want a style that requires a lot of extensions to get the look you're looking for. And are shocked that it's too heavy? 😒

This is why I put so much emphasis on communication with my clients. Being silent and complaining later to everyone else just doesn't cut it. Fair judgement.

Sometimes you don’t realize how heavy the hair is until after the style is completed. Sitting in a chair with a hairstyle is different from walking around with the heaviness, having pain turning your head, and feeling the heaviness doing day to day activities.

Great verdict! I love how Judge Millian saw and expressed this case.

Now Plaintiff. What did you think was going to happen adding 24-inch locs? I have no sympathy. Long hair has weight. Defendant did her job, the locs looked cute and "lightweight" is more subjective. She continuously asked if the plaintiff was okay through the process. Then plaintiff blocked her and could have avoided all of this with a little more patience. Folks gotta stop bringing their emotions to business. SMH

Wow. What an INCREDIBLY UNREASONABLE plaintiff. How can you sue someone for something YOU chose? She even constantly asked you, “Is this ok? Is this what you want?” You reply that’s what you want, so that is what she did! I don’t understand your issue here! The defendant was right that this suit was a complete waste of her time.

How would you think all that hair wouldn't be heavy!!😳

That was a fair and just ruling. The defendant does beautiful work. I wish I could hire her to do my hair. Both of these ladies hair look marvelous!! 🤩

It looked beautiful. She should have given it more time. She'd have got use to it, imo Victory for Victory

When the defendant said, "Just because," and I saw Judge Milian's and Douglas's reaction, I absolutely lost it!😅

The plaintiff is actually crazy. How do you block her so quick

gotta love people who say "yes, i love it, everything is great", then they get to go home and go "well i actually hated it but i didn't want to create a confrontation", then give the shocked picachu face when they lose their case...

This woman attached so much hair to her head that she looked like the dreadlock Rapunzel…and she’s shocked her neck hurts? Give me a break. That hair style is completely unrealistic, especially with fake hair. And people who have hair that usually pin it up or even wear it in a dreadlock cap because it’s SO heavy. She was totally unreasonable and didn’t make any considerations about the hair.

Defendant is VICTORIOUS just like her parents named her🔥

Plaintiff is a nightmare

I love how the plaintiff showed the text she sent and then, tell the judge the defendant never responded, but she conveniently left out the part that she sent the text and blocked her after sending the text. She was going to stick to that until the judge probed further. She had the audacity to act shocked and say, “judge this is the first time I’m seeing this message.” Well, yeah….you blocked her; what were she expecting to see after that. At the end she had the nerve to say her claim was based on “principle.” Where was all of that “principle” when she left out that she blocked her before claiming she never responded? I knew she was going to get NOTHING!

This is what you get when you show pictures of hairstyles not knowing if your neck can hold your head up.

24 inches long is gonna be heavy.

I know she's kidding. 24 inches of faux loc extensions and she didn't think it would be heavy? Stop it.

Girl why even get your hair done! Just a lot of complaining

10 minutes in - waiting for JM to say "this is a YOU problem"

why did it take her that long to realize it was heavy?

Some life lessons cost money...🤷🏾‍♀️

The plaintiff needs to get something on her mind. She should have taken one look at those locks and known they were way too thick before letting her do your whole head. I really don’t get some people.

I've had braids and locs and they are heavy for a couple of days, depending on the length and width. She's just too impatient for my tastes

I cut my natural dreads because it gave me cluster migraines and neck tension. They were below my butt. Bless those who can handle adding additional hair. The hair looked great!!

I'm no expert in that type of hairstyle but I personally found she looked great. What I don't understand is she surely knew friends or family members who had that exact hairstyle and would have known what it is about. The defendant was only trying to make the situation right.

That defendant is so CUTE 🥰🥰🥰 and her little giggles is so sweet too.

Exactly why I won’t touch anybody else’s head. I went to cosmetology school and everything and people beg me to do their hair now because they see how my hair looks and how my kids hair looks, never the hell again! I did somebody Senegalese twist in a micro size that took over 12 hours and she didn’t pay me if she didn’t even see it with me and that’s what I had enough 🤦🏽‍♀️ also one girl asked me to put a relaxer in her hair and her hair was really thick and I forgot to ask her when the last time she had a relaxer was but while I was rinsing out the relaxer she told me “yeah I just got a virgin relaxer for the first time yesterday & my hair didn’t take” and I almost slapped the hell out of her! Her hair was falling out and melting because she did not tell me that she had a relaxer 24 hrs prior knowing I would’ve turned her away. I think that’s the last time I did a non relatives hair.

Anybody would’ve told her that style would be heavy & you can tell by pictures that it looks heavy ! & they’re definitely a pain to take out but that’s not on the stylist

I hate that she blocked her right after she had seen that the defendant didn’t respond to the 1st msg, given it was only a day. She sent the 2nd msg and the defendant responded 10 mins later. I hate the current social climate calls for blocking/canceling/complaining at the drop of a hat. The defendant seemed willing to work w her , she could’ve saved the stress of having to file (and the court costs) if she had never blocked her. Hopefully she learned a lesson.

I have watched many People Courts episodes and I must say...the Judge is getting well versed in these styles

I agree with the judge! She should waited for a reply. Sometimes you adjust to the style and forget it's even there.

I understand her as far as it being heavy I had the same locs and thickness in my hair I have 56 real locs and when I did them in my hair I knew to at least combine some of them to bring it down to 48 and that still was too much. I recommend 25 to 35 of these thick faux locs and they will still look good and full. Just combine more of your real locs.

Thank you judge and team for reading the comments!!!! I appreciate the work and research

This was a Pretty Hairy case!!🤯

I hear so many people say fake locs can be heavy tho until you are used to them🤣

this is probably the 3rd or 4th case I've seen about fake dreadlocks; they seem to be very problematic 😅

Not you blocking her & trying to sue because she can’t respond right away… esp when the defendant did nothing wrong. Girl you & your locks have reality TWISTED.

Her natural hair is pretty ,no need to ruin it

Plaintiff's natural hairstyle is beautiful...

14:27 hahaha love Doug and his suttle little disses!! Was shocked it was her hair!!😂😂😂❤

Judge Milian should be required to have a Black hair expert on the payroll. She doesn’t know Black hair. She said this.

The plaintiff 🙄😒

What saddens me about the Plaintiff is that she's acting entitled at the cost of another woman's business. How about the Plaintiff take accountability and use this experience as a learning experience rather than go after a woman and her business? How sad is our country that people who think they are entitled set out to destroy someone else's career.

That hair even looks like a pain in the neck. Not sure why she was surprised it was so heavy.

Who the heck doesn't know this hair is heavy ...you can look at it and see how heavy it is...this woman doesn't control how heavy the hair is. This is why I require a consultation and have a website full of things clients have to agree to before they pay because this is ridiculous

You spent $350 on somebody else's hair And wanted A refund because you realize they about to shut your electricity off

*Always read your lease. In some states you cannot withhold rent for your landlord not fixing items. You have to continue to pay and give them at least two notices and adequate time to fix your issue.*

I had box braids one time. The hair was really heavy because of how much hair the girl used. But I knew it was going to be heavy as the girl was doing it. In situations like this you just take the L

Defendants skin is gorgeous 🔥🔥❤️❤️

The only way you can get lightweight faux locs is if you get them crocheted. She should've asked for that.

Any type of hair like that is usually a little heavy. Especially if you aren’t use to wearing hair like that…. The bigger you get. The heavier they can be.

First of all, WHO is charging $350 for faux locs? And WHY are people paying that?

Early in and seeing the pic of the style she chose I instantly knew it would be heavy because it's very bulky and long. Can't wait to see how the judge will rule....... Well! It turned out exactly how I expected and exactly how I thought it should have.

Sounds like the plaintiff didn’t do her full research on this style

She should have listened to the stylist. It looks like she got them redone how the stylist recommended the first time.

Ngl, the style looks very heavy, but that’s the plaintiff’s fault for wanting more hair added. She warned her the locs were going to be stiff and thick. What did she expect?

Sometimes, as women, we tend to think we know what we want & might pick something out we regret later! Unfortunately, that doesn’t mean we look for someone else to lay blame! No one but us should pay for our mistakes period!!! 😮

Does anyone else find it hilarious how many of these wig cases Judge Milian regularly does???

These can be pretty heavy regardless in my opinion. I’ve had them several times on top on my natural locs. Especially with gripping several of them into one, yeah their gonna be pretty heavy. You can feel the weight is the hair before even installing it

This case is ridiculous .

practically double of what she has now how did she not think it was going to be heavy.

Her face when she realized that the woman messaged her back 😂

The plaintiff is very self-centered. I would have tried a WIG first to see how heavy that was & would know it would be slightly heavier. Other: I’m so tired of hearing it’s not about the money, it’s the principle. But they are suing for the amount it costed at the time of loss/situation.

This new generation that's blocked so quickly needs more patience

Both styles look heavy to me because of the length and amount of hair. She must be the polar opposite of tender-headed because one can typically feel the weight of extensions like that at the root during installation.

gurl bye locs are heavy especially long ones and extremely difficult to remove she told her this

She doesn't know what literally means. *Makes noise with hair*

$350🤚 I remember the $150 days for Senegalese twist. Had to let it go though. Bad service and wait time was just crazy. It's just a risk most of the time.

What I am having an issue with is if the hair was to heavy for the Plaintiff why didnt she say something immediately when she was in with the hairstylist? Come on!

I think the plaintiff should have took this as a lesson learned. She asked for it! Was also nice of the defendant to offer to take it out for free. The plaintiff was impatient. How in the world do u message someone then block them right afterwards lol

So u have natural Locs. U get faux Locs over them and you don’t expect them to be heavy? Girl bye.

half up half down would’ve been waaay worse 😭

The defendant couldn’t have been more sweet even when the plaintiffs choice was not her fault. Defendant did nothing wrong and how do you text her all that bs not let her respond and then unblock her and then sue

The plaintiff is ridiculous.

The after visit with the judges: I wish the lady had applied for Section 8 long ago. That would have been a safeguard. It's shameful what landlords get away with 😡

LAWD THIS WAS A COMICAL CASE THE WAY THEY WERE BOTH DESCRIBING THE PROCESS ETC SMDH 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️ MUST WE....BUT THIS GOES TO SHOW ALL THAT FAKE BS IN OUR HEADS HER NATURAL HAIR LOOKS WAY BETTER SHOULD'VE DONE THIS TO BEGIN W/ I GUESS YOU DON'T KNOW HOW IT'S GOING TO FEEL TIL IT'S ALLLL IN #LESSONLEARNED

Anybody see the picture of the style she wanted...it even looked heavy in the picture 😆

Why aren't we ladies more sensible about our "beauty"? 😞

The plaintiff just found someone cheaper & wanted her money bck.

Hair is heavy….how is that the stylist fault? Do your research. Ask other ppl who have long locs how heavy they are. Don’t you need to get used to it?

How would you not realise that what she asked for is heavy? 24 inches is 2 feet Look at it.

This woman smh the hairstylist kept asking you how is it how is it? And you said it was good. And you picked the hair smh. The stylist did nothing wrong and was professional plus it really does depends on the type of hair the length the thickness!

If you ask to have 'very long' locs put in, then don't be surprised by the weight, long straight hair is heavy enough but with 'locs' it's matted hair, so that much heavier. In the good old days when we were angry we just slammed a door shut, but could still hear the person on the other side of the door apologising, nowadays, you 'block' someone and you leave them no way to communicate, so you won't ever know if they were apologising...

Defendant comes off looking good in this.

Enough with these fake hair cases 😲😳

I was 100% against the plaintiff til I saw pics lmao that hair was DEFINITELY too thick and stiff for each loc. She messed up when she didnt say anything while it was being done or before she left 😬